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What is the difference between hot spot volcanism and subduction zone volcanism?
 
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The Instability Strip on the H-R Diagram is the location for what type of stars _______________.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Hot spots are stationary mantle plumes that form deep within the mantle, and can produce a set of volcanic islands such as the Hawaiian island chain. Hot-spot volcanism is not related to volcanism in subduction zones.Subduction zone is a deep trench where one plate slides under another. Melting releases low-density magma that rises to form volcanoes such as those along the northwest coast of North America, including Mt. St. Helens.

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Cepheid variables
RR Lyrae variables
pulsating stars



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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